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From: DAZMAN on 12/21/2001
wHEN I RIGHT CLICK ON DESKTOP AND GO TO "NEW" COMPUTER FREEZES AND I RECIEVE MESSAGE:
(it also appears when i try to open a new folder anywhere else)EXPLORER caused invalid page fault in module SHDOC401.DLL at 015f:500200b0 Registers:
EAX=6d614d39 CS=015f EIP=500200b0 EFLGS=00010246
EBX=00000000 SS=0167 ESP=01ffefa4 EBP=6d614e65
ECX=00000004 DS=0167 ESI=bff772fc FS=0fef
EDX=500200a9 ES=0167 EDI=80000000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
ff 75 fc 68 41 10 00 00 57 ff d3 e9 55 66 fe ff
Stack dump:
6d614d39 00476db8 00000e64 00007901 00000000 00000059 0028c008 c0720100 bff52558 71003724 00000d8c 00000409 00000001 00000000 00000409 00432168 I'm using Microsoft Windows 98 and computer type is
GenuineIntel
Pentium(r) Processor
Intel MMX (TM) Technology
64.0 MB RAM PLEASE HELP!!!!!
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From: floyd on 03/19/2009
Same problem here with shdoc401.dll.......
Could not insert the replacement registry. Kept coming up with bad file name. Left error message intact. Placed image 5.0 into cd drive and installed and did backup on data portion. Removed old programs and data that was no longer used to reduce back up size. Then while reviewing files and programs in hard drive, I came across ie6setup program still inside hard drive which I had saved previously. I clicked on it and it force overwrote existing internet explorer. Interesting is that it brought up windows 98 window that was forced into checking for and replacing missing files.
When done with forced install it said to shut down and restart so I did. Had to close error message and ctrl alt del twice to close.
Restarted computer and everything came back with no loss of programs.
This all happened to me I think because I was trying to download EAV antivirus and I may have had a virus that did not allow the download to complete. Unfortunately this all took me hours to come across the solution that worked for me, but it was better than the alternative.
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From: Rob on 08/21/2004
Gidday, and Thanks. Thought this might be a bugger to fix.Searched for this error and found your answer. Tried it and re-booted for good measure. Now...........Perfect! Thanks for the advise, keep it up. and MS, try to get it right! We hate having to get answers to stupid little problems when the OS should be better for all the $$$ MS Corp earn. Sorry. got a bit carried away as you all do. Thanks again
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From: vernon on 05/02/2004
My internet explorer (win 98) gives me an error message with the following detail... EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in
module VX2.DLL at 0167:100103d0. This happens when I try to look at my folders in my computer too. This seems to have a different solution from those listed below (SHDOC401.DLL), because I could not find any long "." extentions in the Registry. Please help.
Thanks
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From: Mike on 03/20/2004
Jim,The gift that keeps on giving! I've had this problem for a long time. I just had to delete one of the Registry entries with a long extension and voila, I can create folders again! Thanks, man.
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From: michele on 02/25/2004
Someone please help!!! I'm getting the following error when I attempt to open Internet Explorer w/Windows 98:EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in
module VX2.DLL at 0167:100103d0.
Registers:
EAX=025c0078 CS=0167 EIP=100103d0 EFLGS=00010282
EBX=8e8f8098 SS=016f ESP=01fbe47c EBP=01fbe49c
ECX=025c3018 DS=016f ESI=00000017 FS=3b77
EDX=0278a39c ES=016f EDI=00000390 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 0c 13 f6 c1 01 89 4d f8 75 7f c1 f9 04 6a 3f
Stack dump:
0278a3b9 0278a3a0 0000001f bff7b9ae 025c3018 8e8f8098 100101c0 00000390 01fbe4f0 1000e02b 026c000c 0278a3a0 1001b308 1000cae5 0278a3a0 10001cdb Does anyone have any suggestions? If so, PLEASE email me at cogirlm25@hotmail.com. I have already tried updating the shell line in my file, but it's not helping. Please email me if you have any suggestions!! Thank you, Michele
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From: Claire on 02/15/2004
I do not understand when you say to "scroll through extensions, and if you find a long one right click & delete" Could you be more specific as I need to correct this problem but I don't want to delete something that may be important. How do I tell if something is "a long one?"
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From: Anthony on 02/12/2004
Thanks for this solution. It cleared up the problem right away! Turns out I had a long extension called .recall_shwarzhennegger. Go figure!
Well problem solved. This is why the internet is such a valuable resource without it I would of had to buy a $50 book to figure this one out. Your advice was valuable! Thanks again
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From: Elena on 02/08/2004
Everyone said your solution would work Jim and it did!!! For those looking for his posting make sure you scroll all the way to the end of the postings. It's the second to last posting.Thanks Jim.
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From: Mark on 01/28/2004
I went through the process as Jim described but I was unable to locate a "long extension"...could you be a little more specific here? Also, what IS Hotbar?
Thanks!!
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From: Anastasia on 12/19/2003
None of these solutions have worked for me. I cannot get into internet explorer, recyle bin, or any of the folders I created in the past. But I can access msn, netscape, and some of the other programs on my computer. the message that I get includes" EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in module VX2.DLL at 017f:01cc0446." Some one please help!
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From: Roger on 12/17/2003
Lösung für Absturzmeldung mit shdoc401.dllIn der Registry unter Hkey Classes Root stehen die Dateinamenerweiterungen beginnend mit einem Punkt, z.B.
.AVI
der letzte Eintrag ist meist .ZIP
Die Liste durchschauen-wenn sich extrem lange Einträge finden (mehr als etwa 20 Zeichen, meist deutlich zu sehen, weil weit darüber), diese Löschen, dann stürzt die DLL nämlich ab.
Rechner neu Starten, voila, Problem gelöst Roger Pfaff
(In English: delete abnormal long file name extensions (more than 20 Characters) in Registry under Hkey Classes Root, these begin with a DOT e.g. .avi .zip)
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From: Paul on 11/13/2003
I went into registry and did the hotbar delete of one file and it fixed my problem with SHDOC401.DLL at015f:" Thanks for the help.
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From: inject@hotmail.com on 07/04/2003
TO: juliesweat@neto.comThanks a MILLION! One thing I despise is crapware like hotbar. I was having the "Hotbar registry remnants causes problems trying to create new folders/items problem".... I removed the registry entry, and POOF, there went the problem! I'm less p.o.'d than I was about 10 minuntes ago...
Now I have to figure out why my OE6 is crashing. Thanks again. inject
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From: juliesweat@neto.com on 06/13/2003
Hi,
I have found it is linked to Hotbar. Hotbar is a tool for IE I downloaded. I removed it a while back and it left a registry entry. It was along one under
HKEY_Classes_Root
.dll_GetPromo&El=bc%3bhotbar%5felement%3b&SG=&RAND=27894_
I delted that key and I am creating New Folders again.
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From: Susie on 06/01/2003
Thank you so much, you are the best.I am not very computer literate and even I could figure out how to take care of this. I am grateful for this site!
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From: Trilo on 05/29/2003
Extract a copy of urlmon.dll and put it in the C:\Windows\System directory. After I did this everything worked fine again. It seems for some odd reason when I uninstalled a program it deleted this essential file as well, and that cause the exact error everyone is speaking of.
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From: Joel on 04/09/2003
Thanks a lot Jim, i had the same problem follow the instructions and erase the hotbar value, works great...
this is the correct solution..bye
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From: eli on 04/08/2003
Hello Jim
Your solutions is really great; it also works with a german version of Windows 98SE.Many Thanks
Eli
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From: David on 03/31/2003
This problem can be caused by an excessively long file extension entry in the registry. To fix:
- Open Regedit (Start, Run, type "regedit" without the quotes)
- Click on plus sign "+" beside HKEY_Classes_Root
- Scroll thru all the extensions (starting with ".")
- If you find a long one, right click on it and click "delete"
- Continue checking thru all the extensions listed
when i did this, i only removed lines that had HOTBAR written in the line....Worked great!!! and i am no computer wiz, this was easy!
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From: Tom Hagen on 03/18/2003
I received the same error (different adresses, though). My guess was a previous, faulty installation of ie6, or perhaps a bad plugin like 'hotbar'.
I managed to start the system and leave the errormessage unattended.
control-panel didn't work, windows explorer didn't work, but I had access to start | run and my cd-rom drive.
here's what to do:
in another computer I downloaded | copied a FULL version of the ie6 install-file (ie6setup.exe) and burned it to a cd.
I moved the cd to the faulty computer and clicked start | run
and in the start-bar I wrote d:\ie6setup.exe (d could be 'e', 'x' or whatever letter your cd-device uses).
from here, everything went smooth. I received a statement that I had to force/re-install all components, which I answered with OK.
I restarted the faulty computer, and everything worked after that.
If you want to locate shdoc401.dll for some reason, look in cab39 on the install-cd for win98 2nd edition.
note: at least the file resided there in the swedish version of the win98-cd.
yours truly
Tom Hagen
tbgh@msn.com
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From: Glenn on 03/16/2003
Thank You Jim, I never thought I'd get to make a new folder again!
That damn hotbar key was the culprit. Two thumbs up!! :)
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From: Mary on 03/13/2003
Hey thanks a bunch... I have been having this error msg every time I try to make a new folder... followed your advice, and can make folders all over the place now... Again thanks..
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From: Budman on 02/13/2003
My friend's computer had the same problem. I tried all the fixes on this site as well as others. Through a process of elimination, I finally got a message that certain files (DLLs) were not the latest. I went to my XP machine and burned 5 of the latest versions to disk and got the 6th from a Windows 98SE machine. All the new DLLs had to be greater than version 6.0.2800.2200, except the SHDOC401.DLL, which had to be greater than 5.50.4134.600. I then booted to DOS, went to Windows\System and renamed MSHTML.DLL, SHDOC401.DLL, SHDOCVW.DLL, URLMON.DLL and WININET.DLL to *.DL_ files (In case I screwed something up and had to put things back the way they were.) I then copied all the newer files, from the CD I burnt, to the Windows\System folder, rebooted to Windows, held my breath and amazingly it started without any errors. This worked for me, maybe it will work for you. Good luck.
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From: Alex on 02/12/2003
Geat Jim !!I've been looking for a solution for a long time ! I've just seen your advice ! And great, my grand-parents's laptop is back ! Thank a lot! realy !
The bad key in the registry came from the hotbar stupid spyware program! No more hotbar, no more problems ! alex
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From: tom on 02/08/2003
Jim thanks for the solution. It works for me!!
I deleted all the junk entries from registry
1. do regedit
2. under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/* removed all the junk entries starting with .keywords: explorer new folder crash crashes
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From: Dave on 02/07/2003
Mark, Check out this possible solution "INVALID PAGE FAULT IN MODULE SHDOC401.DLL at 0167" http://www.nocrash.com/ncbbs/msgs/2651.shtml
It's the same module but different address.
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From: Jenette on 02/07/2003
You are the best!!! Mind you I am no computer expert but was determined after I spent about 4 hours trying to figure this out. Finally I asked someone who said go online and search with the Fault code (what do I know)...Needless to say I came across your incredible information & in less than one minute FIXED - I am creating "New" Folders like a maniac!!! Thanks, I second the Kiss!
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From: Tom on 01/27/2003
Thanks Jim, I have been having that problem for months not wanting to mess with DOS. It was easy....thanks a million...I wouldn't kiss you like the other woman..but would definitely shake your hand.
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From: Techie on 01/21/2003
If you can't get into Windows because this error is crashing the shell, boot into DOS (hold F8 as soon as the POST has completed) and try the scanreg.exe /fix command while in the c:\windows directory (or whatever the OS is installed in)
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From: Kelly from Oregon on 01/17/2003
Thank you sooooooooooo much! I have been asking for help on this for weeks and getting alot of the same answers that don't work. This was so easy and fixed my problem right away. If you were here right now I'd kiss ya1 Thanks again Jim.
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From: Barry on 12/31/2002
I recently had the exact same problem on my computer with the Shdoc401.dll error message. I have W98SE and IE 6.0. The solution from Jim worked. I found three "junk" extensions and deletded them. Thanks
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From: Pablo on 12/21/2002
Jims solution worked for me i went into regedit, and found a very long line that had to do with some hot-bar of the internet explorer, after i removed that line for the registry i was able to use the new command again, thank you very much Jim
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From: Jim on 06/20/2002
: wHEN I RIGHT CLICK ON DESKTOP AND GO TO "NEW" COMPUTER FREEZES AND I RECIEVE MESSAGE:
: (it also appears when i try to open a new folder anywhere else) : EXPLORER caused invalid page fault in module SHDOC401.DLL at 015f:500200b0 : Registers:
: EAX=6d614d39 CS=015f EIP=500200b0 EFLGS=00010246
: EBX=00000000 SS=0167 ESP=01ffefa4 EBP=6d614e65
: ECX=00000004 DS=0167 ESI=bff772fc FS=0fef
: EDX=500200a9 ES=0167 EDI=80000000 GS=0000
: Bytes at CS:EIP:
: ff 75 fc 68 41 10 00 00 57 ff d3 e9 55 66 fe ff
: Stack dump:
: 6d614d39 00476db8 00000e64 00007901 00000000 00000059 0028c008 c0720100 bff52558 71003724 00000d8c 00000409 00000001 00000000 00000409 00432168 : I'm using Microsoft Windows 98 and computer type is
: GenuineIntel
: Pentium(r) Processor
: Intel MMX (TM) Technology
: 64.0 MB RAM : PLEASE HELP!!!!! Better late than never....
This problem can be caused by an excessively long file extension entry in the registry. To fix:
- Open Regedit (Start, Run, type "regedit" without the quotes)
- Click on plus sign "+" beside HKEY_Classes_Root
- Scroll thru all the extensions (starting with ".")
- If you find a long one, right click on it and click "delete"
- Continue checking thru all the extensions listed
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From: Victor on 02/16/2002
: wHEN I RIGHT CLICK ON DESKTOP AND GO TO "NEW" COMPUTER FREEZES AND I RECIEVE MESSAGE:
: (it also appears when i try to open a new folder anywhere else) : EXPLORER caused invalid page fault in module SHDOC401.DLL at 015f:500200b0 : Registers:
: EAX=6d614d39 CS=015f EIP=500200b0 EFLGS=00010246
: EBX=00000000 SS=0167 ESP=01ffefa4 EBP=6d614e65
: ECX=00000004 DS=0167 ESI=bff772fc FS=0fef
: EDX=500200a9 ES=0167 EDI=80000000 GS=0000
: Bytes at CS:EIP:
: ff 75 fc 68 41 10 00 00 57 ff d3 e9 55 66 fe ff
: Stack dump:
: 6d614d39 00476db8 00000e64 00007901 00000000 00000059 0028c008 c0720100 bff52558 71003724 00000d8c 00000409 00000001 00000000 00000409 00432168 : I'm using Microsoft Windows 98 and computer type is
: GenuineIntel
: Pentium(r) Processor
: Intel MMX (TM) Technology
: 64.0 MB RAM : PLEASE HELP!!!!!
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